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In the Nazarene system the “Ancient of Days”, ''Antiquus Altus'', the Father of the Demiurgus of the Universe, is called the ''Third Life ''or “Abatur”. He corresponds to the ''Third ''“Logos” in the ''Secret Doctrine''. (See ''Codex Nazaræus'') | '''{{Style S-Small capitals|Abatur}}'''. In the Nazarene system the “Ancient of Days”, ''Antiquus Altus'', the Father of the Demiurgus of the Universe, is called the ''Third Life ''or “Abatur”. He corresponds to the ''Third ''“Logos” in the ''Secret Doctrine''. (See ''Codex Nazaræus'') | ||
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H. P. Blavatsky
Abatur. In the Nazarene system the “Ancient of Days”, Antiquus Altus, the Father of the Demiurgus of the Universe, is called the Third Life or “Abatur”. He corresponds to the Third “Logos” in the Secret Doctrine. (See Codex Nazaræus)
Source: H. P. Blavatsky, The Theosophical Glossary, art. Abatur